A couple of weeks ago I blogged about an idea I had that involved combining subject data from SerialsSolutions with use data for our ejournals to get a broad picture of ejournal use by subject. It took a bit of tooling around with Access tables and queries, including making my first crosstab, but I’ve finally [...]
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I spent most of the past two months downloading, massaging, and uploading to our ERMS a wide variety of COUNTER and non-COUNTER statistics. At times it is mind-numbing work, but taken in small doses, it’s interesting stuff. The reference librarians make most of the purchasing decisions and deliver instruction to students and faculty on the [...] Hello. I’m the electronic resources librarian at the University of Richmond, a small private liberal arts university nestled on the edge of suburbia in a medium-sized mid-Atlantic city. Today I am participating in the Library Day in the Life Project for its fourth round. Enjoy! 8:30am Arrive, turn on computer, and go get a cup [...] 25 Jan 2010 |  dilolibrarian, electronic resource management, librarydayinthelife, use statistics |  it's all about me, library |
 Presenter: Nancy Beals We have the tools and the data, now we need to use them to the best advantage. Statistics, along with other data, can create a picture of how our online resources are being used. Traditionally, we have gathered stats by counting when re-shelving, ILL, gate counts, circulation, etc. Do these things really [...] |
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